The Sun. — London, England, 1808-03-23 00:00:00

, . . . . . bf Slate, arc in, retain tor .their life,-is, i'velt'- a•; thA • President of the Legislative'e Body, . the y.at • k of, Counts. The Fix,tit.,Presidettvand..the:.l,Vp'eria Prirl-' .t•Ourateire :it the Court o'f• CasSaiiia,u, the Eixst reid , - ...defit and the Iti;Peri'Aprocuratour at tbe (E tta nber of Accounts are' Barotis: The. same. titlitilLti nto the First'PresidentS'and IMPOriA.Procqratetik ft to • Court of Appeal, brit' not till 'they shall WWI II • their offices to years, and thb. Emperoplistill 1. issued an expres? 13e..reelcir - that.purpose.-:. In-,like: : manner,.after.three years 'service, the Presidents - of the Departmental ,EleCtel'al. Assernblie3, and the Mayors of 37, great 1 t6woV,. w t Ato were . presen at the Emperor's coropati4:;Rartitke of the , .r: ili bf Barons. • The MeMberi;of,tl4.,Departmental'Elec . toral - Assemblies, 'w ho' pOssesaAistlbatniio -Ittf t 5;00;1 ''..,. Irani's', may be critatect. patqttaiAlsys' 4 .ll4 ll. ol‘)Fess .de 7 . , .cree of the Vinperor, . 6 ,4 Aroshlikribeiii 'Oft& . ..,e,. ; ,, '''glen of '''ffonour are to•amtutie •the.l.litlt Ofsl(tii hts (CliivaiirA).. .The Emperor reserveslo.Vin.sel he n i ratsiq tiliite -hy special Decrees, to the rD9 1...1 - Counts, abcl ,Barons, those of his Getiele,, i. 1 ! .--,, • other of - his7,Military and Civil Otiicer'4..tt's•Ail!il all Ir..' , deem- worihy'd 'this honour: Other I mrii...l4:ll' . e lo creeS.detertnine., in what, manner these:Alas n 4- 0 ‘`..irpas's ov et to the, eldest br”nches of the familik i • !' , .7 . This'tikiii . 'N'obility confers'nothing but.,hOnbtirY . 'a .c ' • give,S - rlchiglif -. ,.r privilege becoftr.thr..l34. :::•: l'e ! . . In the dsdeditetranean an intitbs*,, , liNi'tlecurrid, 1 which adifs' •to the otfencoa (kealtbstttlitirriai'eotil ', znitted - Mi . hsilßussia. .4..R,ussianrWi4.ll-45ii - lidatd . - :. of . ...ohiett''ete • thee. MktFitir.pirsailtethii4tistt:G6vern inent ~ ,,r•:lhe'lnn ia.n.lirpOlici. •rti...' tate I )4 1 104 1 '0 ' •-••by Engtiba 'ertiiiip . 4,:..ll--•er'ew. and . paiserigers, were sent to Matti, anel-treated,„aiiprisonerS of war... The latest iptelt;getn.A.frorn St. latitersborghintorMs . trs that t ile, cMp, or, of . itt: ssta.. ptirposes to Consider all the' Etlo4l - So pit- .-.1 s. , who , . are' in 'his . StateSa , pi ' hostages '•responsible tar the freedom aria safety c the perions who , . hay,e.:3leen .taksih"in the aforesaid Vessel. .. " - • - ' • - •,! • • -, . `'His Serene Highness the Prince of NEtiknA•np 'vas 7 yesierday--.married ..to the PrineesS Nl,Atits, ELIZABETH; daughter of Duke WILIAM; tir,'llA- , 'VAIt 1A • - . ? .. ' ' . • NAPLES, FEB. 2 4.—The.campaignIn 'Calabria hi . ended. ''file English havobeen driven from the last, point' whiCh they possessed-.on the Continent oft . Italy. .On. the •17th instant, our tfoops,' afteri a strong , annornide which lasted six , days, took pas-' session of `.ts'ort Scylla : )060 - pritain'6o; . . of war, SO Pieces of artillery; and .consideralild magazine" are fallen into the - hands of• the copqtterons. -The loss -of the Enemy in Med and wounded .i 6 very . great. -.:According to report, this happy incident has been ' followed by another of still .greater success. It is, for iustance;affiriOd iliat . .Yrenph troops 'lraVe-raftdi • ed at Milazzo, a little'to\i.'en •in . Sicily, on akf)eiiin gala about. eight leagdesta:the North4west .0f.A141. 1 10 ainai-.• A , .letv daya 411 T shew whether this latiVii telligenee,is tine, and whether it. perhaps standS4 eounediont• *ith'itte. inovetnents of., the rtett% Fleet. ••• ". '''''' • .",' ' • , . ~ , •, . 1-:i r~ , PRPM tiIi'DAVBE, IFEB._2 '4 .—czy t Atii Gtorldes has conimanderl'iniaAlianted guard, in the IttiEtest dimmer, to testify . 4 possible respet*Ao the• sti'vane bil..gliard. of., the Trench ',O - 60.pi Op.the frontiers of IJosoia and Albania. It . : Fl.ustr I NG:, INIAIr . CiI 6.—Thcisvinhabitants,••whii; since the.cession of this lot' ii to France,have erni , . grated, are sunitnened". by Vr -.r eturn to -.r • • Within . three nienths. , •': ' - • *it A 1 s , • itaitt'v to Marta, Du a- 7 -r Gottetit;urgit,' t . Malta, -; Waterford. - ' PRICE OF.STOCK,S . 2Hi i OA Y• AT TWELVi VCLOCK. GqnsQls ..... ► - •,;.••• • • - ' T HE • - •• $01.111 , 1 QUI& IDICIIK.I 11.6.1.11 UM o 4v .r) WEDNESDAY, MARC!! . 93; , tl 6 9e's , : • • . TRZ sentence of the Court Martial' updn, Gen IrELooax will thia day be- laid befOre bii MA-; 3EsTy at the Levee, and, will' be made. public pro bablyite-rnorrow. We. are informed that theilecision of the Ciiiikt ii4gainst the penetal,upbn every part of thei Charge s , exteptthat . .irl3l4l...rnight iuTe6t life, and4hat the'sentence" is, • that he is Aci be lie: - . rarely and cashiered: DISiATCII,ES were this tni;iring . receied, at,, the Admiralty, from turd C0r.4.3,N.! . 404) ; they: were brought by-ltito ttr ina r n, which has• ,arrived at Plymouth. It appears thilt : the Engfisit! Brie' Which . , was mentioned:ln ,the, last , French 'Pipers .to hAv.o been takejp in. .I;tie Faro of:MOillia; Wja, the .D,diehi, commandetiftyt Captai ;.1" r Itc D, ..kv hi tunately ~ g ut in:":*teropting, to defend Sicilian Gun=boats, whichew' ere' dn the puipl tal ing into the hands of , itt"Y`` - ; - alts watt tired 'Upon fro.l she e, most of hex wliitr:ili& . ''iv`aa . "''taken . .4, possession of by the:Vrench, Cgpf.'.s`9.sut4.ltc, _of ; the Glutton, who had- towed in his. Barge to bite iSsistanco'to the De/iB/a, Was , wounded ind'utketi l prisoner, but afterwarklibetatett:On' - his,pariilo * Handt ekllt to . Messina, ,where, we are _concerned to, adef,;.' he died oUltia.weunds:': Captain buN.N, of the Bit.. tern, obserot)a, the..Dc/igiit crowciedvitli Trench- . men, worked up towards her; and having driven out th e Enemy, set her on fire;.anddestroyed . _ . :Lord•CoLtaNGWOOD' 4/a,s.. t it , ,-6frractise on . the lth Februry i there is every, reason iii believe that din RocUfort and Toni= SquatifOtA have _not conibined, and as -it .has been *ascertained . that the Cartha.; •;14:1/ geua Squadron has -.taken shelt4e in. the Bay,, ; ec, Paltnas, iu Nuiaroa, it is altnbst impossible that th , it, eau escape fro t u f o rd C OLLINGWOOD an d Aidthif ' tii o- R - lililit ' Olgiti -' 4 . na 1 - rit . .tOit:t x,-eaOh-ni'thein'Tiaii"O're4',' 3 to coµQ with tiiii:Sochefort, thii ihe Foreign' 1: add the pat l ha g eiaa Squadrong. - with OispateheS from Stodklkii, but the &II :, ;Wtt,.entertaiti the h . igheSt hopes, that many cily ti.ustSliave not transpired. not elapie before another Vi Cory will ida auother Laurel to th* brOws of our Naval Heroes.. , A - • , Arad arrived io•day from Malta; 'Which bringsth . e following. intelligence Last night we received I,3atcli, Papers to :the !sib; with nceennts, from laris of as late a date as the • Otir dist . the inost iMportant article theyf4ntan't • Is the n of r ligisia against ivedgii. NVec ,have tiefore.expressed ear regret at the disgraceful • to„which Russia had reduced herself by. liei•••tnean sulAervienee to the designs of France— bat that regtOis . COnverted 'into indignation, upon . the 'perusal of this Document. In this Declaration, Alisie not only. calls upon Sweden. for the%.llllliiment og4reitties 1 . 611 . 1 9ce.4)aancened s ilmd annulled in ef afortuna',e progreiebf'events, but-in the MALTA, Majesty's Ship Sirizs sailed froin here on the lOth nit. with a Fleet for. 'Eirgladd ; part of them returned the'ne*t day in i seswfuenoo of heavy gates from the I,vgsiard, but . sailed again, when the body of the. Fleet were in — sigtit . of Vallette, and were seen . by fTfislipieSty'S Ship I' izard threOdays since to the eitstwar of, Sai. (hula. CTIBRALTAII, FRB. 23--His Majesty ' s Slip Sirius, with 12 Sail of Vessels under convoy froifi'Malta; arrived here on the 20th inq. • TliE eagerLiess of the Opposition tp justify the Enemies of their . cpuntry, upon all oCreaSi4ll9.; leads them, not unfrequentlY, into the 'tidsts ritli- Culous situations. ..When the InqUisitOr-fo.neral of Porttigal, at once a dorm - FLAW a:traitor, published his' blasphemous, .adulatioii,lof' , .the'Mussultnan of Grand_cdipa,. the .Poisoner 'bfj . jaffa, , the, micinigitt assassin of Vincennes; theAropitinir Chrwack could ~, tio !,, rpres,s optures of applan4e.:, he, " the , thyrerenee , which BtioNAriint,efiiieetv/ country, pays to the religious opinions I and' with what address he, seiies on every instrurnent capable of reconciling thorn to his interests I - How differ'eni. is the conduOt of our zealot, ! instead of attending . . to the..prejudices of thee people, :they begin ;With puililtg'down their saints and crozier;. " , Scarcely had this judicious' and pat t ., 41e ,panegy , ric , issued .from the Press; 'ere . BUO.NA-Pirti•E,' the respecter of ttligious prdiglices in every country,. the miroit Tecoticiler,4o4 dll .sall to a 1)-ccree, 43ostild , in the hiBheit d%ree _to the feel i 7 t . ,495seir.i* L elprose ) Ismt o th e principles of France, gitrbiliklareethe4Stitperor of Russia cannot allow-of the . „...,,,,-..,,„ t ati...7_ ,‘ • n R.ltug'Plity.',l' 1 .w.cfasp# . Sweden was required.to adhere fOlTie4, which was intended to secure the invio- Jability;:e4ll443Htlete, and this .yery Declaration ad . mits o'4 Ilil- k..ii;ll eSw c. etsta-Alal not denytihetObli gatien itcentained, Wit reftiati all cp-eperatien,till the , • ~ French Artnystialtliveleft Alie t coact.ol.lthesßaltic, n,..T... , - tnid - li,e` r Ger,itialt., Liarbours , .Slitste tiO'ot)ead'ilS'llre Veis:e.ll'cif th is Cciuntryi with whom' SWeden was ~- . . , . . .. . eopne6ted by Treaty,. .SUre)y it was then the duty of Ititsia," even granting that the Treaty between,. ler 'isi l ncl ' ,S ; vt';eden? for the inviolability - of th Rai' .., - . . . :Mc, were ,thilriff force, to endeavour to suppOrt . that inviolability, by the, removal of the French, 'Army, before she thus . ealft. , d'upon - SWeden ; and . it, woeld have beeti full tithe' ,enough fOr... her ' to : threaten the latter Power, ,if after the - re moval of fate French from the coasts of the Baltic; - she had re-I titsecl to perform her part' of 'Ow Treaty,alluded to.' Nor had Russia a right to take, offence . at Sweden because she was anxious that the Vessefi of her A.lly, England, should find entrance ii.lo the Gefili harbours,, since they were to be employpd, not4or purposes of war, butmm of Coerce. . But itzis staled. tatiit'ieritne in SWeden to have a partiality:tii*.ird4 t .l 4 . t ) lgland, as if, s it I,VeTt3 110 . criuie:in Russia,. to eaai,,a partialityver ritLer. a devoted submission, 1 tridFrance. ' The idea is as absurd• as it is mean and 1415. . But the , Ressian . . , Deelaration proceeds to ' say * A.itli. shocking:itispiety 'as .well. as despicable dissimulation, tlidt it remains for the Einperor " to •cniPloY all the ,means which ProVidence, has put into his'hand-foraso other purpose'litan te.assure the. welfare of his Empire.",,Does he employ •the mans whichliroviderre puts into his hand, merely fOrthe, sift'fir of his oW,lad,Otnittionat, oyllian he disseminates the most treitc4rous, Priaelavrietions among the sub-, ..1 .. 4 13 at ti : le• King Of Si in'order .to sedUce thear from their, allegiance . to a virtuous JNlOnarch, Who . ' only Contends for the' independence and se- Clarity of his own Country ? ' Iltit this is not all-- the Russian Monarch, viii; ..n atfeaed regard for the, ~King of Swzosx, ",4•14 hiotti:r-in-law," and with. ?fil a Sentiment , of true friendship," eo longer hesi-• lates;-. 7 :t0 •de'Wthat ?--•Why, 11 ( 4 (-) my to attempt, by Allis' ,overwheltning . fOrce 'of arms, to destroy that L;brOher-inAaw, hul fo facilitate his ruin by the most perfidiuus attempts to corrupt his subjeas.,-, It ,would be an-insult to dwell any, longer upon this .41.ktlaranort,:a.Vhich has ,brOught °, the Russian . 11 , ./o 7 '''Orlfto ibeloweSi'State of abasement, in the opi nioh of all .wise and honest Men. ... . 'We are sorry to - add, that we-have reason to be lieve that the account in the: FretiCli :Papers, of the ,4apture of the Post et Seyll a, , .tn alabna; is car . ' C • refit. lt appears thatreur Cruizers havitfg been blown ,fi r . 11:,Coast in . a, - violdit "4418 - cif. ,wind; this Yriapch.look;the advantage d their temporary itb.;; settee, aticlitittitane, heavy artillery along the coast ? VfaH'elt yVe e re''.l;;nttg lit to bear so effethially upOn Scyl, la',, frem_the surrounding heights, that it becaine .4ecesiary to evacuate ' the Post. The statement,' therefore,in the Frentzlt Papers, of the number of •prisbnors taken is either wholly unfounded, or great. , r Iy tocaggerared. The only other news of any interest which these Piet is contairti- itt 3 ' Mat 'BijONAPARTE has revived tbckylities of Prince, Duke, Count, Baron, and .I.:..night, 'nod 'has distributedahose titles with great • p ro f ,•• ff ort-4tneng his.G'entrids and creatures. ~ * , ^ • i .• , .__ ingsof PortugUese, and purposely calculated< to drive them to despair ;-- 7 cortitscating, in. the most wanton, 1-tpacious and t i yrannical manner, their ‘‘ crosiers and theit' sanits," beizing to his own use, and melting.down, the long cherished ob:teets )f their vent:Tat ‘d d *he - Wei att. .epriviug the rnisttrabieko• wgether with the - Priestho'(')(l,' (whko, .t.brning Chronicle intOrAns . u 3, he ors r :-;),.. , ;•itc,1• with such lidt - leesi th'his interests, - ) Lit of their annual stipends for / ri , l received, just' lit:tore this Paper was put to rept, , the tollbwilig hopurtant Intelligence by the .ahtt6nburghi'blail • ;I ' 14111 GOIVENBURGH,^ MARCH 16.—A Courier ar., [..,,),0‘ • • rived last` bight front Heisingiugh,•with iutclli , gouc& that 15eatIArk had deciared.War against this ,Coutit'ry. . I , By a VeoeLlfrom Memel, we lean) that Prai tleMdeea• War agiirlat tn. Twenty 'Swedish Mails, .fikt-I*.tiorgl), wcro returned here -this--morning frmil . ' ' " The King of SVt'FIIII.N has issued a Pr'oclama 'rion, forbidding ail intercourse with Russia.—Great 4 0 p-iratii l ns 'are making in Denmark for the inva- 4115 n of this country;--.all the Ship s o rlV a r in t hi s I , U m ):day fr o "Ind progecd_ 00.thd,Sound . _ ' : ever! ~ 611cli condua is , kindly to the:Opposition I t y titers, nor to we . Portuguese;., the : :latter; we kno‘v, 'dare, not vent their c 9 niplitinti'i, but' O e'tiill look, with some,' anxiety, to the former for their angry to-iimadversiOn3 'on' the" oinked contempt bias maailested .or their falie hdod, their perverse stupidity, and their baSe - ancl grovelling adulation 1 - • - Captain 'BEAUMAN is appointed to the command of the Princess of Orange, in the po,vw, the Flag ship of Adiniral - CAMpacci. . • Admiral , Sir ..fAtittss,SA VM IMF:Z . is 'expeClecl to hoist his Flag shortly on board ilig Majesty's Ship kritiory, of too guns. Capt. Geo, Hoit: 'is appointed to be Captain of her. • Admiral HAWLEY will . likewise,'hoist his Flag on board the invincitle, of 74 guns, • The following 'Gentlemen, who usually di, ids with Opposition, voted last night with Ministers upon the two Copenhagen questions; viz. Mr. I.latibuti , TraCy j The Mu. Mr. hittletoh, Mr. Grentei!, •uut ' The Hun. Mr rir. 1, lord I:oll:Ntpaet'.. And-.the. folko.ving Gentlemen.. who are supposed to be;of -41,6 „same party, did not vote, at : all, vii. • Mr. Win. ShtithfNuiNich),. ,LorcUremple, - Colonel _ Wynne; Ms, o , WilliAlus, Mr. Charles ,Wynne, t Sir lyph . , • Cum molds 4liis. , Bosttmss..:'—,YtSterday a Court of Common Council:was ituld, tit which Ihe thanks of , the Court; is Freedom • pf. the •Ciiy, and litr e. of 50 Guineas; Were vcsted. , to d's Itboßits, late /Wing Cap tain of the Windsor - Castle Packet, for his gallant coodua, nod • that -of the crew under his . comtnod, nu-, the ISt offleeber last, in the defence of his Vessel, and. ihe capture' of the French Privateer Ltl Genii; and ,also the further sum of 50 Guineas, to be disposed`ofi he lie shall think proper; among, the+ crew and relatives bf- the deceased.—A Ntition. to the House of Commons 'against the Bill for building a Bridge .across -the finer,Sotithatn pron-streef; in the Strand, tb:tkio Op.ppil(e. side, in the County of Surrey, Was 'igt s e,k.toi..and ...oniered ,- to he pre ! . seated by the' ,Shari, ; attended bi Abe Retnedi-' brancer. - . • , Tda Tag audience,:*erirDOCh of dd - last night, at Covent Garden :iThenrre.; reviVal of The Trayellers ; in ,Switterlanct,' wiltte'n by Mr. Ih.ra : Dunpu,,-upQnttlie good old Rintptit plan of the English. gpern,.and Avhieh has t Vowerful support of some rof Stt;ttLia' 'most. beautiful `music. The piece hao‘undergone .ninny revising tenches by the author, who has.very'miwh improved its general effe6t. music also has de ed- some additional gr+cesfrom the taste and fancy of the original composer, and : ,the liberality of the rnanagr . IS' shown in the. splqndnur, variety •and picturesque beauty 9( ;he sceneryi" . ...The Play too, in softie of 'the has .been. and,' ;upon The .whiift ; -4.- di some years- sistditioit'wits.'re. presented, anti' sia 'Many - improvement 'have been tuadek n .conteti fOrth - in a great degree waif:lite charailinovelty... It was very. much apirlanded last night by a tinnicrotis andienee, an4A - vas so ?inp ported byr.the!..perfiiirriers, part tilarly rifpNriaN, FAWCIITT, EMINItYi• BLANCHARD ) TAYs..D.R, INCLE. poN., BELLAMY,. WA*. DICKoNS,, MrS.LISTON„ and K •• Mrs. ,C • Atlat.g, cgrnpriZthg, .indeed,. tins Ater comic and vocal strength of the company, that it seems -.--likely to-become one -of -the- - most - popular WOria that tine season his produced, , k.V ,L 4 W 3 FALMOUisH; Li 29 tbiS day tin' 40-7- dockland Packet, Scauvt.cll,l;yith Mails from Om Mediten ahead; t<vetity days passage.:frot# Gibtaltar; left i'3iajesty's Ship Foidi:oyan!," orgti guns, Rear-Admiral Sir Smt-ru, which W:4s"r&-: fitting for the 411 - azili. PacktA theAd spoke.thw Fleet, eonsi t ;ting of 01 the Line; 'under Adintriit . Putty's, all •well. Spatiisrit eorWsting. of about nine Salt of the Line; daC4,,,,A4re all apiiarently: ready for :sea • the ,Car 'thagefad-Fleiet,- about six Sail of the Line, had slii;:c1) th'ltdCtetiiii Squadron had arrived in. the Mediter rariean„afteerrtizing fOr several. d.iyi Off Madeira: The Colobyt - for England, under 'His Majesty's Ship Sziiiiii,•iift6 : Dint Cipt. KING, with fibilni forty • • Said; sailed 11190? Gibniltat the (1.17 pis t!w Pagitet ; tti did tiNo• His Nlajeity's Ship Surinam,. • with 'dispateltds from Sir S. Smyrn. A' SilitActron of Sail of tiv . k. - • terp:Fecii of t ;..Nlinorca. Tite r aartar!:: Pact;ot Jett;, ibrititay' ten days before the Atchland I'Akgt bad Arrived' atxt2j`ti4adesi Nr , t , Malta. Ship h tmlerioq, - of 4,) guns, Cap I. Co st tN k: di"tiir froni Mples .4.ty two Irr(mch PrivAtefTs . n'si4 which sly; tart itt4 into .1441.(a.. Also :olive& thc' Scliootier, teVARYIPt Ar c - . . pitssag. .yrini,llt4,(l2 ) lyo, ti:nt: iir txyLthat,.., King waA 4t;tere V. ith .44' the Line.. ' :.S:1116d th Crc x Schooner for P/yenbut P. -S. I'd ~ r iligers- p er Old Athklu7;2- 7 'G::n.' 1 3 1C;ti ITELLt:tuici. a Sicilian Nitts — Sen:;ur. PLYNTOC:tiI, '11‘.;" Dfiance . of 74. guns, truin the Channel ; th , .! Achille, and Theseus', of - 74 47, uns i e . iich;'lrt)ni a crnize. ,off.Ferrol ; and the Alcmene Frigate, a Fh:ct of Light Victuallers under convoy froa.off Ruche?. fort. . 6ailed• the etTlavr, of 74 gains, the f!reliderit: TrOimat ,arld 4:izrvius Eiigatei, for Portsi - rouih, to' +t e. gpOttoti; 4W La .Flecit# 1()9p of Veg, ofblvtituizt. , Tire Implarat. le and .13 , 1 gar, of 74 golfs elcly; are gonb''nut of Harbour, and atieboted The, Thjiance, of 74 guns, .is come into Harbour to. refit.' • • ' . Arrived the Entnlfrenante-Catter, 1 , 4 guns, from • Off Ushcint, 'where, it is `stated; slid l. ' has been erUi2ol. - mg several days, in order to sijpl , ; the OhAtnel,'„ Fleet, but.did not fall in-with Arrivud the Grow/er Gun-brig trot u , cruize ; also the American'Ship l 'llett; MhoturoT.7 ttr, from Lls2 bon l ,laclen With salt and frith; bound to 11reW York:- detained by the' Squadron under the command of Admiral CorroN, crnizing otY ' the Tagus: , ‘, brings iutellipnce that grek d;iC.olitentpreva , iis tween the French an:l Spanislaroopj.. „ Arrived the 'St. 'tan, French ChmoMar6a, laden with corn, captured its the Thy fy L'44 Frigate'• the Atuet,ican Ship G , cpo:t,,,C,lpt. DuviemAN, from* Glasgow;:in . baliait, to load ; and the Bremen GU riot er67;;; zskYiza a RENHICKs; frtini Bouitleaux; laden with wine, 'dotainad by the . ',Snapdragon pri 7 vateer. ArriVed alt,io :the . Crane Schooner frOtil sa crcize. Sailed the Racehorse Sloop di - \Vat. 'to' the East , ;' ‘4:irct. • Arried this cii , ening 'the Fiitpisi,lißrig • ‘.. Wen with Coecia,. hark, ,copper, and dollai7l,...irort4 Lima, cApturedisn-theistit instant, in the Bay, tet't eh*ejof twii'hours, by the Amethyst Frigate', Capt. Sur - Moons' . The Spaniard threw all' her • gitpif w/cirLo9o4.dttring,the ltacc, • , ,• , PoitTSMOIYTH, 4ARCH V2.—Arrived the Coquette Sloop of War, Capt. Foßpai, /0,4 Gun-biig. Liept. WHIgIi,IN, and lint Sclrooner, *Lieut. }3LI , ~„ tote a crnize. back the Daphne Frigate, which sailed yester , ilElx,. , 'for the DOWlig., a1e.410444rea I:frigate, Capt. MAITLAND, "and Hearty Gun prig,, Lieut. WICKHAM, on a cruize. The Rodyck S.,;liocfney, Capt. MATTURNS o - front T. 4 o*ri, .hound to Africa, got on Ramsey Flats last Sunday: tnorniog, lost lier.rodder, and was obliged to throw part of her cargo overboard before she got off;'-* she arrived at tili4 Port this morning. S,IIIIpINESS, 111ARCII Arrived the Furious Oun-brig. 134 zilert,wm undocke4 and the Gannet taken in. - tik4pt. CARTHKW, Of the CrescenA Frigate .4io3nted to ./.41 G/aire, of 40 guns,,at Portstnout h. 'itanie down the River iour Sail of outward-boud Eawilidi*tAen. Weuhderstand that' accounts' Italie hien received at the - Admiralty, 'of a most gallant exploit 'per-- formed,- on the•C'oast of France, by the boats al the Emerald, Capt, IVINtra4N 11. They Amt. nut •atici dez4 stroyed several- Vessels 'under a, heavy tire, and re 'turned in safety to , Cofor:EtcHA.spE, IVlAttcu ,21.—The supply 01 Wheat to»day isshort, but quitt: at.lequite tothe de 'mandjfine samplei support their Vri ,orditiary are riql* lower ;‘:Bar=l6y and Malt tivaiutain tlietr quotation; Pease and 13 , :,1113 'o't each kind love way s in-prices; 11.91)....! Seed • higher the srtpely of.osti 'lc short; affil th,it nyt ,- , hL the prices of Flour uo alter?ti;nl.